Independence Rock WY Square Acrylic Print

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Photo of the Independence Rock entrance sign, Wyoming, USA.

Learn more about Independence Rock, WY. Approximately 130 feet high, 1,900 feet long, and 850 feet wide, Independence Rock is a large granite rock. In western Natrona County, Wyoming, along Wyoming Highway 220, lies the Wyoming state historic site. On the Oregon, Mormon, and California emigrant trails, it formed a prominent and well-known landmark during the mid-19th century. In 1840, Father Pierre-Jean De Smet called it the Register of the Desert because many of these emigrants carved their names on it.

I hope you enjoyed this fine art photo of the Independence Rock State Historic Site and will consider it for your next wall art or decor project. Thanks!

About Bob Pardue I am a United States travel and model photographer with 15 years experience in landscapes, detail photos, and abstract photography situations. USA Travel - If you're looking for travel art photos, I have a nice collection and I am constantly traveling throughout the Southeast and other areas of the USA to provide a good representation for you. You will benefit from my knowledge of new locations and places to give you that special wall art photograph you need. Photography Education - I am a graduate of New York Institute of Photography and I have studied techniques of Brian Ratty, Earl Miller, Bill Lemon and others. I am continuously testing to better my expertise and develop my style for my benefit and for the benefit...